31 incred wedding jumpsuits that are perfect for the alternative bride (2024)

In this ivory shade, Ghost's Elsie jumpsuit is perfect for modern brides who don't wanna wear white. We're in love with how the high halter neckline and tie-belt drape so elegantly.

Simple yet effective, Mango’s wedding jumpsuit is perfect for minimalist brides. We love the halter neckline, flattering belt and, of course, that '70s-inspired wide-leg silhouette.

This indigo jumpsuit is your new events staple – consider it a blank canvas for all different kinds of occasions. Glam it TF up with sparkly shoes and piles of jewellery for a wedding, then wear it with flip flops to dinner with the gals later on.

For shorter gals, finding a jumpsuit that won't trail on the floor and get ruined is a real chore. Which is why we love Karen Millen’s petite range. This lil’ number feels v ’70s thanks to the halter neckline and flared trousers.

We can’t get over the pretty appliqué flowers and floral embroidery atop this Phase Eight wedding jumpsuit. The tailored wide leg trousers are also très chic.

For a show-stopping wedding jumpsuit, look to Self-Portrait. This style features a tweed waistcoat, embellished with metallic threads and sequins for a touch of sparkle. We’re obsessed with the flared pants and cute waist-belt, too.

Amy Lynn’s wedding jumpsuit is defined by its high-neck design, plunging key-hole cut-out and pretty crystal detailing. Winter brides: wear yours with sleek up-dos and a faux-fur shawl.

Perfect for wedding receptions, engagement parties and hen-dos alike, this Nadine Merabi jumpsuit is a little work of art. Covered in thousands of white sequins, this high-necked number turns to reveal a cut-out back.

We always recommend checking out London-based brand Rixo for options to wear as a wedding guest. This Hollywood style jumpsuit feels deliciously retro with its plunging neckline, statement star print and wide-leg silhouette.

Nadine Merabi’s Collette wedding jumpsuit is perfect for playful bridal lewks. Crafted from smoothing crepe, this piece features a cute belt, fully boned corset top and a gorge feathered neckline.

We think Ted Baker's blue satin jumpsuit is beyond perfect for upcoming spring/summer weddings. If you're a guest opt for tousled waves and metallic accessories, or bridesmaids can rock sleek low buns.

Reiss' Koa jumpsuit is giving us real Bianca Jagger vibes – we can totally picture her rocking an all-in-one like this to Studio 54. The draped cowl sleeves and tie-waist make this piece feel less formal than other tailored lewks, so it's perf for more casual brides.

Bows are everywhere this season and Ted Baker totally got the memo. We love how this wedding jumpsuit is really tailored to showcase the XXL one-shoulder detailing.

New in at Abercrombie, this wedding jumpsuit is one of the comfiest styles out there. It has corset-style seams and extra wide legs, as well as handy detachable straps so you can switch up your look. We guarantee you'll wear this one post-nuptials too – like, every summer, probs.

The peekaboo bra look, loved by Scarlett Johansson, Sydney Sweeney and Rosie HW, is huge this season; so Reformation's Melanie jumpsuit feels bang on trend. This baby is perf for wedding szn and beyond – simply swap out cute mules for ballet flats once the big day is over.

Who said brides have to wear white? We're obsessed with this pale-yellow wedding jumpsuit from Reformation. The fitted bodice and pleated pants feel hella polished, but this baby is also smocked at the back for real comfort.

If you haven't already checked out Whistles' fire wedding collection what are you waiting for, ladies? We think this gorge tie-back jumpsuit is perfect for contemporary brides – although the high neckline and wide-leg silhouette means it can defs be styled for church weddings, too.

We know when all your BFFs are getting married in the same year it can be a hella spenny time, which is why we've also included some absolute bargains in this edit. Crafted from a deep-purple jersey, this halterneck jumpsuit from H&M is not only a steal, it's super comfortable, too.

If you wanna make a statement on your wedding day, check out Reiss' ivory bridal jumpsuit. Featuring hella gorge caped sleeves, a plunge V neckline and chic straight-leg silhouette, this lil' number is a great alternative to a traditional two-piece suit.

Calling all boho beachy brides – we've found the wedding jumpsuit for you. Cut from cotton-poplin, this breezy strapless design is a less formal take on a traditional frock but still feels super special thanks to the beaut sweetheart neckline and cute bow detail. Plus, it has a smocked bodice and suuuper wide-leg pants so is basically the definition of comfortable.